Rachel Perlmutter

Austin’s aesthetic is that of a place where countless, seemingly disparaging styles converge.

The museum acquired 12 new works through a lottery organized by the Dallas Museum of Art and contributors.

Daily Texan Columnist Rachel Perlmutter takes her vacation off the grid rather than seek the usual tourist experience.

Brace yourselves; Today, we’re looking at street art.

One thing I can’t resist is a good piece of shortbread. The crunchy, crumbly texture is almost as addicting as the rich, buttery flavor.

In celebration of this monumental occasion, I’m making some Butterbeer and Cauldron Cakes for my fanatical friends and I to accompany a day of post-premiere lounging and reminiscing over Harry Potter movies one through seven part one.

Current exhibition, Lauren Woods’ “Notes of a Native Daughter,” features video installations that examine race, gender and social politics.

In its third year open, Thai Fresh grocery, cooking school and restaurant adds a new expansion and list of services to their repertoire. 

Parked in the open patio of Shangri-La, the new East Side King trailer lives up to its predecessors with its grungy, innovative take on fast food.

Pole dancing classes, while not new to the fitness scene, are largely overlooked by people because of the attached exotic dancer stigma.

With the absence of an expansive stage and over-the-top sets, the viewer is left with much more focus on the actual performance of each character. For the most part, the vocals live up to the challenge, but it’s definitely not the huge production viewers might expect. 

Walking into Mexic-Arte Museum on Congress Avenue and Fifth Street, I was immediately intrigued by the brightly colored graphic prints and eclectic, wall-mounted sculptures straight ahead as I walked into the

Former Rilo Kiley guitarist Blake Sennett discusses his reemergence in the music industry and "Boy Meets World."

Summer guide to staying fashionable despite three-digit temperatures.

Like many before them, Daniel Dennis and Lee Krassner chose to open a food trailer because the flexible business model offers them an easier opportunity to venture into the food industry. The highlights of their food trailer, Dock and Roll Diner, will be an original bread recipe, a funky retro vibe and mobility.

Choreographers, visual artists and musicians will come together this weekend to present the second annual Califa Arts Collaborative. The show will run twice each day on Saturday and Sunday.

Written and directed by Pulitzer Prize winner Suzan-Lori Parks, the play centers around familial boundary and control issues, told through the main character’s self-written books.